Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 486

Alivia arched an eyebrow, at first thinking she must have seen wrong. Brielle was here?

But of what use was her arrival? Max had long since forgotten her. Brielle’s courageous venture here was nothing short of a self–inflicted humiliation.

A smirk played at the corners of Alivia’s lips as she feigned ignorance. “I’m sorry, who are you?”

Given the recent media frenzy involving Dorsey International, everyone in the room knew Brielle. They had all heard something about it. But why was Brielle showing up at this critical juncture? And what did that statement mean? Those in the dark wore puzzled looks in their

eyes.

Max held a teacup in his hand, his gaze drifting past the crowd to settle on her. She stood alone, but her presence rivaled anyone in the room. With a slight smile on his lips, Max’s fingertips grazed the rim of his cup, silently sanding it, wordless.

Alivia, on the other hand, almost laughed out loud. How foolish was Brielle to show up now?

The Dorsey and Rowland clans occupied the room, Max had lost his memory, and not a soul was on Brielle’s side. Yet here she was, marching in alone, the epitome of foolishness, just like the expendable girl from moments before. It seemed Alivia wouldn’t need to employ any more schemes; Brielle was about to be thoroughly ousted today.

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has nothing to do with whether or not I’m a director at Dorsey International. I’m here strictly on a personal matter. Otherwise, my boyfriend might end up engaged to someone else.”

her disdain internal. Boyfriend? Was that what Brielle told herself? Sadly, Max had never seen her as a girlfriend, merely a fling to stave off loneliness, never a public affair. And here she was, shamelessly asserting they were

so lowly.

a knowing smile. She was well aware of who Brielle was referring to, yet her gaze deliberately sought out

this your

but truly for her and Max. Their engagement was to be settled this evening, yet neither had

their eyes, Brielle was no different from an ant. An ant daring to show up

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death wish. It was a wonder who had given her

are you here for me?”

Michael. ‘Grandpa, I’m sorry. I should have handled this better.”

Brielle’s earlier declaration, the crowd was convinced she was there for Spencer. At that moment, Spencer even stood and approached Brielle. “Bri, let’s not make a scene. We

asked her if she would marry him that morning. Now that Brielle had shown up